[AI HACKATHON TEST - DO NOT MERGE] Multiple types of files

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Types of files:

• Images
• MD files with JSX components
• MD files with NO metadata
• MD files with SOME metadata
• MD files with ALL metadata

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	---
	keywords:
	- App Builder
	- Guides
	- Documentation
	title: App Builder Guides
	description: Comprehensive guides for building and deploying applications with App Builder.
	faqs:
	- question: What topics are covered in the App Builder Guides?
	answer: The guides cover architecture, development, configuration, deployment, security, and integration aspects of building applications with App Builder.
	- question: Where can I find information about App Builder deployment?
	answer: Deployment details are included under the Configuration and Deployment section of the App Builder Guides.
	- question: Does the App Builder support integrations with other platforms?
	answer: Yes, the guides include information about integrating App Builder with Adobe Experience Cloud and other services.
	---
	---
	title: App Builder Guides
	description: Comprehensive guides for building, configuring, deploying, and integrating applications using App Builder.
	keywords:
	- App Builder
	- Guides
	- Documentation
	- Deployment
	- Integration
	faqs:
	- question: What topics are covered in the App Builder Guides?
	answer: The guides cover architecture, development, configuration, deployment, security, and integration aspects of building applications with App Builder.
	- question: Where can I find information about App Builder deployment?
	answer: Deployment details are included under the Configuration and Deployment section of the App Builder Guides.
	- question: Does the App Builder support integrations with other platforms?
	answer: Yes, the guides include information about integrating App Builder with Adobe Experience Cloud and other services.
	- question: How can the App Builder Guides help new users?
	answer: The guides provide step-by-step instructions and best practices to help new users successfully build and deploy applications.
	---

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	---
	keywords:
	- Adobe I/O
	- Extensibility
	- API Documentation
	- Developer Tooling
	title: Reference Documentation
	---
	---
	title: Reference Documentation
	description: Comprehensive reference documentation for Adobe I/O SDKs, libraries, tools, and developer resources to streamline API integration and extensibility.
	keywords:
	- Adobe I/O
	- Extensibility
	- API Documentation
	- Developer Tooling
	- SDK Libraries
	faqs:
	- question: What resources are included in the Adobe I/O reference documentation?
	answer: The documentation includes links to Adobe Developer Console, CLI tools, various SDK libraries, GitHub actions, and other developer tools for integrating with Adobe APIs.
	- question: How can I use the SDK libraries provided in the reference documentation?
	answer: Each SDK library is available on GitHub with usage instructions, enabling developers to implement functionalities like analytics, audience management, and customer profiles in their applications.
	- question: Where can I find tools to automate workflows with Adobe I/O?
	answer: The reference documentation lists GitHub Actions and workflow generators designed to help automate CLI setup and App Builder app deployment, facilitating continuous integration processes.
	---

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	# Runtimes
	---
	title: Runtimes
	description: Adobe I/O Runtime supports the latest Node.js versions with pre-installed npm modules to enhance action performance and security. This guide details supported runtimes, included modules, and usage instructions.
	keywords:
	- Adobe I/O Runtime
	- pre-installed npm modules
	- Node.js versions
	- action development
	- change metadata
	faqs:
	- question: Which Node.js versions are supported by Adobe I/O Runtime?
	answer: Adobe I/O Runtime supports the three latest Node.js versions, such as v22.6.0, v20.7.0, and v18.14.2, with some legacy support for versions 16 and 14.
	- question: Are npm modules pre-installed in the runtime environment?
	answer: Yes, key npm modules like express, openwhisk, body-parser, redis, node-fetch, dnscache, and prom-client are pre-installed for each supported Node.js version.
	- question: How do I specify the runtime kind when creating an action?
	answer: You specify the runtime kind using the --kind flag, for example `--kind nodejs:20` to select Node.js version 20 when creating an action.
	- question: Where can I find the Docker images for these runtimes?
	answer: Official Docker images for Adobe I/O Runtime Node.js versions are hosted on Docker Hub under the adobeapiplatform repository.
	- question: Why should I keep my action updated to the latest Node.js version?
	answer: Updating ensures you benefit from the latest security patches and performance features like pre-warmed containers that reduce cold-start times.
	---
	# Runtimes